Glossary
Inflammation
Body response to injury or irritation
Inflammation is the process by which the body sends immune cells and signaling molecules to a site of damage or irritation. Short-term inflammation helps clear damaged tissue and start repair. Longer-term or widespread inflammation is measured in research through markers such as certain cytokines and is studied in the context of many peptide mechanisms.
Used in 6 research peptides
- RecoveryBPC-157The recovery king; speeds up tendon, muscle, and gut healing for faster training turnarounds.
- RecoveryTB-500Boosts tissue repair and reduces inflammation, perfect for injury-prone athletes.
- RecoveryKPVAnti-inflammatory tripeptide derived from α-MSH; gut and skin healing without sedation.
- CosmeticEyelissCosmetic blend (hesperidin methyl chalcone + dipeptide-2 + pal-tetrapeptide-7) for under-eye bags.
- OtherVIP (Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide)A 28-amino-acid signaling peptide with anti-inflammatory and vasodilatory actions; its synthetic form (aviptadil) has been trialed for respiratory failure, and an intranasal form is used off-label in the chronic-inflammatory-response (mold/CIRS) community.
- RecoveryThymulinA zinc-dependent thymic nonapeptide (FTS-Zn) that supports T-cell maturation and modulates inflammation; studied mainly in preclinical and mechanistic research.
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